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  • Trace pulls out 1991 SCOL title

    McClain’s Doug Moon rushed for 127 yards on 24 carries. He scored two touchdowns in the first five minutes of the game. The Tigers had 19 first downs to Hillsboro’s six; 58 passing yards to Hillsboro’s 23; and 249 rushing yards to Hillsboro’s 122. Both teams had several key players injured, but most played in the game. A 51-yard touchdown run by Rodney Captain accounted for the sum of the Indians’ offense.
  • Deatley and Gunderman receive the Edward Jones Investments Student Athlete of the Month awards for December.
    Edward Jones Investments December Student Athletes
  • Deatley and Gunderman receive the Edward Jones Investments Student Athlete of the Month awards for December.
    Edward Jones Investments December Student Athletes
  • CLASS to sponsor Cowan Lake youth fishing derby
    The Cowan Lake Association of Sportsmen will sponsor a Youth Fishing Derby during the month of June. The derby is free and open to the public. No pre-registration is required.
  • HCAC fall soccer sign-ups set for June
    HCAC fall soccer sign-ups will be held June 9-10 from 1-3 p.m. and June 15 from 5-7 p.m. at Liberty Park Concession Stand.
  • Where is Pete Rose's second chance?
    After watching a new eight-minute film on the all-time hit king, Highland County Press sports editor Stephen Forsha wants to know when Pete Rose will get a second chance.
  • Lady Lions continue to district finals
    Scattering runs on the scoreboard in two different innings did the trick for the Fairfield Lady Lions Thursday in the Division IV SE District semifinal game, as they defeated the South Gallia Lady Rebels 5-2 at Minford High School.
  • Lady Lions continue to district finals
    Scattering runs on the scoreboard in two different innings did the trick for the Fairfield Lady Lions Thursday in the Division IV SE District semifinal game, as they defeated the South Gallia Lady Rebels 5-2 at Minford High School.
  • Wildcats finish district runner-up
    An inch here and an inch there equaled defeat for the Whiteoak Wildcats in their Division IV SE District title game Wednesday. The miscues in the infield turned into runs for their opponent, with the Wildcats falling to the Valley Indians, 3-1 Wednesday at VA Memorial Stadium.
  • Wildcats finish district runner-up
    An inch here and an inch there equaled defeat for the Whiteoak Wildcats in their Division IV SE District title game Wednesday. The miscues in the infield turned into runs for their opponent, with the Wildcats falling to the Valley Indians, 3-1 Wednesday at VA Memorial Stadium.
  • Day 1 of Division II SE District Track & Field Results
    Listed are results for various district track and field tournaments involving Highland County schools on the first day of their respective district meets.
  • Day 1 of Division II SE District Track & Field Results
    Listed are results for various district track and field tournaments involving Highland County schools on the first day of their respective district meets.
  • Lady Lions solve Lady Warriors in 3rd meeting
    The two champion teams in the Southern Hills League this season, the Eastern Lady Warriors and the Fairfield Lady Lions, met for the third time this season in preparation for district semifinal games, and this time it was the Lady Lions who came out with the win, defeating EB 4-3 Tuesday at EBHS.
  • Late rally not enough; Indians ousted in districts
    Hillsboro rallied with a valiant effort in the seventh inning, but errors and being unable to string consecutive hits together proved to be just too much to overcome Tuesday in a Division II SE District semifinal game. The game saw the Tribe commit four errors, some of which led to runs, along with leaving nine runners on the bases, leading to a 4-3 semifinal loss to the Division II No. 10 state-ranked Gallia Academy Blue Devils at VA Memorial Stadium in Chillicothe.
  • Late rally not enough; Indians ousted in districts
    Hillsboro rallied with a valiant effort in the seventh inning, but errors and being unable to string consecutive hits together proved to be just too much to overcome Tuesday in a Division II SE District semifinal game. The game saw the Tribe commit four errors, some of which led to runs, along with leaving nine runners on the bases, leading to a 4-3 semifinal loss to the Division II No. 10 state-ranked Gallia Academy Blue Devils at VA Memorial Stadium in Chillicothe.
  • District Final Preview: Wildcats 'enjoying the ride' as they get set for showdown vs. Valley
    Wednesday, May 16 is circled on the calendar of the No. 3 seeded Whiteoak Wildcats as they will be gunning for a district championship, but standing in their way are the No. 1 seeded Valley Indians from Lucasville with a scheduled start time of 7 p.m. at VA Memorial Stadium in Chillicothe.
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